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Musicians unite on xenophobia song

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© LOCAL singer Dereck Mpofu, popularly known as The Green Ambassador, has united African artistes in a single titled We Are African (Together Against Xenophobia) following the recent attacks on foreigners in South Africa. The song produced by Clive Mono Mukundu features vari- ous celebrated regional singers including Kunle Ayo (Nigeria), Norry Malongi (DRC), Mischelle Amantle…

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PG Hodzi, magistrate Nemadire clash

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© Prosecutor General Kumbirai Hodzi and regional magistrate Morgan Nemadire yesterday had a mild exchange in court after Hodzi’s decision to stop the defence trial of Leon Gomani who is facing 27 counts of fraud involving more than $100 000. [GoogleAd] Gomani allegedly used high profile names, including former Cabinet ministers Patrick Chinamasa, Saviour Kasukuwere,…

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‘Zim Judiciary not captured’

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© CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba, pictured, has rubbished claims that the Zanu PF government is exerting pressure on the bench to deliver politically-favourable judgments — emphasising that the country’s Judiciary is not captured. [GoogleAd] This comes as the opposition, as well as pro-democracy and rights groups have accused the courts of making decisions which favour…

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SA xenophobia to hit Zim badly… as fears loom  this could trigger goods shortages

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© THERE are fears that the barbaric xenophobic attacks on African migrants in neighbouring South Africa could hit ordinary Zimbabweans and businesses hard, as this could impact on the movement of imported consumer goods and raw materials for industry, the Daily News can report. [GoogleAd] This comes as Zimbabwe continues to rely heavily on South…

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Heavies drag ZSE lower

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© LOSSES in heavyweight counters pulled the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) mainstream index down 11,34 percent to 553,59 points during the month of August. [GoogleAd] According to IH Securities (IH), the industrial index was weighed down by losses in Econet, down 21,37 percent, Cassava, down 17,68 percent and Delta, down 11,04 percent. The three firms…

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Allan, Juntal at City Sports Bar  

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© Dendera music godfather Allan Chimbetu will tonight showcase at City Sports Bar. He will share the stage with rhumba maestro Juntal. [GoogleAd] Nox brings “Surprise” at Long Cheng SOUTH Africa-based singer Nox Guni is back in the country for the launch of his album Surprise tonight at Wood Night Club former Club 1+1 at…

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ED must descend heavily on Mutodi

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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa must swiftly and firmly descend on Information deputy minister Energy Mutodi for his increasingly reckless utterances. Mutodi is proving daily that he is not fit for the purpose and has become an embarrassment to the Mnangagwa administration. [GoogleAd] His flat-earth mental- ity cannot be fathomed anymore. It is a disgrace to a…

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Mugabe dies

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© FORMER President Robert Mugabe has died at the age of 95, President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced on Friday morning. [GoogleAd] The country’s founding father, who had been hospitalised in  Singapore, served Zimbabwe as Prime Minister from 1980 to 1987 and then executive President until he was removed in a coup by his former allies in…

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Exploring Africa’s creative economy

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In March 2018, 52 out of 55 African countries signed the historic African Continental Free Trade Agreement. Recently, Africa’s Tech and Creative Industry leaders and forward-thinking ecosystem builders gathered for a two-day conference in Kigali, Rwanda to explore the opportunities that will emerge with the signing of the trade agreement for the creative economy on…

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Zim in urgent need of 2 000 schools

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© GOVERNMENT urgently needs to construct 2 000 schools to address the shortage of learning institutions in the country, Primary and Secondary Education minister Paul Mavima has said. [GoogleAd] Mavima recently told Senate recently that the government is looking for resources to build schools. “We have a shortage of about 2 000 schools nationwide and…

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